Reflections on Gaza in ruins
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Some Israelis might say nothing has gone wrong. But the premise of Omer Bartov’s book is ...
Tag: American Jewish World
Tali Weinberg’s artworks stretch the definition of marine art
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Winona is a lovely Mississippi River town. Apart from the scenery, for many years there really wasn’t ...
Editorial: An agent of repression
The people of the Twin Cities of Minnesota were recently honored with a John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award ...
Elections 2026: The Primaries
The American Jewish World — the newspaper of Minnesota's Jewish community (since 1912) — will publish a special section, "Elections ...
A journey through American culture
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Joyride is a perfect title for writer Susan Orlean’s new book. Not only has her life ...
Save the loons
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Anyone who’s spent a full summer at a lake cabin knows the type: the guy who’s lived ...
On the rise of antisemitism
In January, Joe Rogan, the hugely influential podcast host, had Gad Saad as a guest on his show. Saad, according ...
‘Honoring Our Graduates’ in the June 2026 issue
The June issue of the American Jewish World will feature a special section, "Honoring Our Graduates." AJW readers are encouraged ...
When Hollywood tycoons took on Hitler’s helpers
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER A world war and three generations later, the idea that the United States could become a ...
Musical instruments that survived the Shoah
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Minnesota was the focus of global press attention earlier this year due to the activities of Operation ...
